Boerne's outdoor reputation runs on two things: a cave and a creek. Cascade Cavern has been drawing visitors underground since the 1930s, into passages an ancient branch of the Cibolo River carved through Hill Country limestone. A few miles away, that same Cibolo Creek surfaces again at a spring-fed wetland the town has turned into a nature preserve, a working-farm museum, and its biggest public park. This drive links the two faces of Boerne's landscape — what's below the ground and what's growing on top of it.
TEXAS ROAM PRESENTS
Cascade Cavern & the Wild Cibolo Country
A show cave and a spring-fed creek preserve on Boerne's edge
A self-guided driving tour · Fun Parks
4 stops · ~50 min · 5.9 mi · Driving tour
Driving tourFun Parks4 stops5.9 mi~50 minTexasRoam+
About this tour
Where it starts
The tour begins in Boerne. Open Texas Roam to follow the full route stop by stop, with directions and audio narration as you go.
📍 General area · Starts in Boerne
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How long is the Cascade Cavern & the Wild Cibolo Country?
It is a self-guided driving tour: 4 stops, about 5.9 miles, ~50 min. Go at your own pace; the app keeps your place.
Where does it start?
In Boerne, Texas. The exact starting point, the full stop list and turn-by-turn directions are in the TexasRoam app.
How do I take this tour?
Download TexasRoam for iPhone or iPad from the App Store. The tour is included with TexasRoam+. It is not available on the web map.
Take the “Cascade Cavern & the Wild Cibolo Country” tour
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